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Project Catalysts junk ensemble are currently touring The Falling Song in the UK, before bringing it to four Irish venues this April. Performed by an international all-male cast and a local children’s choir and featuring a set of towering ladders, ropes and hundreds of apples, this critically acclaimed production looks at the nature of flying

Claire O’Neill appointed as new Venue & Operations Manager

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Project Arts Centre welcomes Hilary O’Shaughnessy as Artist in Residence

Applications are now open for MAKE 2014, a week-long residency at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, from Saturday 1st March – Sunday 9th March 2014.

Culture Night is nearly here, and we’re looking for volunteers! Can you donate a couple of hours on Friday, 20 September?

You can help Project Catalysts Making Strange make their new show a reality

Commissioned by Project Arts Centre, Fergal McCarthy’s site-specific installation THE RED FLAGS draws attention to Ireland’s climate change hotspots. Each day, it seems we pass another climate change milestone, and yet another red flag is raised for the world. June 2023 saw the warmest temperatures ever recorded in Ireland. Monday, 3 July 2023, was the

We’re delighted to announce the recipients of the Flip the Deck | Whip It Up! billboard commission, Abi Ighodaro, and Carmen Quigley. Taking over the Project billboard during two dedicated slots this year, they’ll be transforming the Big Blue Building into a site of vital social, political, and artistic discourse. Through this open call –

We’re delighted to announce the recipients of the Flip the Deck | Whip It Up! billboard commission, Abi Ighodaro, and Carmen Quigley. Taking over the Project billboard during two dedicated slots this year, they’ll be transforming the Big Blue Building into a site of vital social, political, and artistic discourse. Through this open call –

A two-day Bloomsday Festival in Szombathely, Hungary, will include the unveiling of a major artwork by Irish artist, Garreth Joyce. Garreth’s work is inspired by Episode 5 of Ulysses, “The Lotus Eaters” and references the people and places Leopold Bloom encounters in the chapter. This is the third year of the Szombathely Bloomsday Festival Mural

Project is delighted to share that The Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sports and Media, Catherine Martin T.D. has announced the selection of artist, Eimear Walshe with Sara Greavu and Project Arts Centre as the curator, to represent Ireland at the 60th Venice Art Biennale in 2024. The Venice Biennale is one of the